Bitcoin
‘It’s kinda devastating’: An insider’s view of the QuadrigaCX meltdown
The Nova Scotia Supreme Court granted QuadrigaCX temporary protection from its creditors on Feb. 5. A court-appointed monitor is searching for the missing money. The company could be sold. Continue reading
Many questions, few answers for clients of QuadrigaCX after lawyers confer
By Ross Lord Global National Atlantic Correspondent
There are new questions surrounding Quadriga, whose Nova Scotia founder, Gerald Cotten, reportedly died of complications from Crohn’s disease. Continue reading
‘We don’t have anything’: lawyers say QuadrigaCX is out of money
The Nova Scotia Supreme Court has been asked to determine which law firms will represent 115,000 QuadrigaCX clients, who are owed as much as $260 million in cash and cryptocurrency. Continue reading
Over $450K in QuadrigaCX cryptocurrencies lost in inaccessible ‘cold wallets’: report
The court-appointed monitor’s report says QuadrigaCX “inadvertently” transferred 103 Bitcoins valued at $468,675 to so-called cold wallets, which the company is now unable to access. Continue reading
Researchers find little trace of Quadriga’s stuck millions on the blockchain
Experts say there’s little evidence of the virtual safes where Quadriga says millions of its customers’ money is locked up. Continue reading
Late Quadriga CEO’s laptop may hold key to accessing $180M in missing cryptocurrency
Gerald Cotten, a Nova Scotia resident and CEO of QuadrigaCX, was travelling in India on Dec. 9 when he died suddenly. Continue reading
‘Insanity.’ How one crypto expert calls Quadriga’s search for missing millions
The Vancouver-based exchange owes $70 million in currency and an additional amount of cryptocurrency valued at approximately $180 million to roughly 115,000 users. Continue reading
How crypto exchange QuadrigaCX lost access to $190 million of customers’ money
The company is seeking creditor protection after the sudden death of its CEO Gerald Cotten. Continue reading
Scam alert: No, BC Hydro won’t cut your power if you can’t pay in Bitcoin
By Simon Little Online Journalist
The company says it never, ever takes payment in pre-paid cash or credit cards, nor does it accept Bitcoin. Continue reading
Super Awesome Science Show: The blockchain boon
On this week’s podcast episode of the Super Awesome Science Show, we hope to decode blockchain. Continue reading